Episode 37: Matt Storer – Outcome-Based Care, Collaboration, and Training

In Episode 37, you will hear from Matt Storer, President/CEO of Vision Trust, talking with Phil about: Continue reading →

Episode 28: Troy Livesay – Maternal Care, Male Discipleship, and Ministry in Haiti

In Episode 28, you will hear from Troy Livesay, Co-Director of Heartline Ministries in Haiti, talking with Phil about: Continue reading →

Episode 24: Rebecca Nhep & Todd Guckenberger on Orphanages, Short-Term Missions, and Deinstitutionalization

In Episode 24, you will hear a conversation between Rebecca Nhep, ACCI’s CEO of International Programs (accimissions.org.au), and Todd Guckenberger, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Back2Back Ministries (back2back.org), about some important issues orphan care is facing today. Continue reading →

Episode 19: Dr. Karen Hutcheson – Addressing the Effects of Trauma

In today’s episode, we get to hear from Dr. Karen Hutcheson, a Trauma Informed,  Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Author, adoptive mom and Orphan Care Advocate. She specializes in the assessment and treatment of children from “hard places.” Karen is also the Director of Discipleship and Training at Scarlet Hope. Continue reading →

Episode 17: Sarah Chhin – Why Family Matters

In today’s episode, we get to hear from Sarah Chhin, who works with children though Cambodia Action and M’lup Russey. She has worked extensively in Cambodia, especially with children phasing out of residential care.

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Episode 15: Daniel Kaggwa – Part 2, The Impact of Belonging

In Part 2 of this two-part Episode, Daniel Kaggwa, Pastor of Sign of the Dove Church in Kampala, Uganda, joins Phil and Kelly to share how his story has informed the work his ministry is doing in Uganda and around the world. Continue reading →

Episode 14: Daniel Kaggwa – Part 1, The Impact of Belonging

In Part 1 of this two-part Episode, Daniel Kaggwa, Pastor of Sign of the Dove Church in Kampala, Uganda, joins Phil and Kelly to share about his difficult childhood and incredible life, which has inspired and equipped him to fight for orphaned and vulnerable children around the world. Continue reading →

Episode 10: Mick Pease – Finding Families for Abandoned Children

In today’s episode, we get to hear from Mick Pease, the founder of Substitute Families for Abandoned Children (http://www.sfac.org.uk/index.php), which is based in Leeds, England, and works worldwide promoting de-institutionalization and assisting in family based initiatives. Continue reading →

Episode 9: Craig Greenfield – Subversive, Radical Orphan Care

In this episode, we hear from Craig Greenfield, founder and international director of Alongsiders and author of Subversive Jesus. Craig is living out the upside down nature of the Kingdom of God by living amongst and serving in some of the poorest communities in Cambodia and Canada. Continue reading →

Episode 6: Rebecca Nhep – Defining Deinstitutionalization

We had a chance to hear from Rebecca Nhep and were astounded at the depth of understanding she shared with us in regards to the orphan crisis around the world.

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